Virtual Realities and Their Discontents

Bayla Singer · Robert Markley

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From the Publisher: The recognition the cyberspace is a fiction--a narrative that creates a coherence it would like to imagine 'really' exists-is crucial to any theoretically sophisticated critique of the limitations of this consensual hallucination and the discontents it imperfectly masks.

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